The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1887-06-30
GENERAL NEWS.

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/ the Nation.
Items Taken From the Latest TeIe
| graphic Reports on Subjects
of Interest.
Patagonia, South America, is to have {
railroad.
The Manitoba railroad is now IL miles
west of Minot.
Blaine visited the American exhibition
in London last Saturday.
A mile of snow-shed was DESTROYED al
Sherman, w. T., last Friday.
General Miles reports the Apaches OF
Arizona as having surrendered.
Jake Sharp, the New York Doodle
alderman, is confirmed invalid.
| Emma Vinton fell dead at concert
hall dance at Baltimore last week.
| The English parliament will be pro-
rogued about the middle of August.
Specie exports from New York last
week were $4,000 of which $45, 5000 was
gold.
Six new gold mines have been discov-
cred in the eastern part of the Island of
| Cuba.
The New York Stock Exchange went
| through what was almost a panic last
Friday.
News from Washington indicates that
perhaps the President may visit the West
after all.
Prince Albert Victor, of Wales, re-
viewed the troops in Phoenix park on
Tuesday.
The Brazilian parliament has given
the Emperor permission to make a trip
to Europe.
The Crow Indians of Southern Mon
tana will lease 100000 acres of land for
grazing purposes.
An attempt will be made by the Bavar-
ian parliament to dethrone King Otto,
who is hopelessly insane.
Two tobacco warehouses were burned
at Louisville, Ky, last Saturday. Loss,
$35O,0OO; partially insured.
Clara Lester, belle of the suburbs of
Baltimore, has eloped with man who
robbed her fathers house.
Consumption of alcohol is on the in
crease in France, and the government re-
CARDS it as social danger.
A convention is to be held at Chicago
to agitate in behalf of the restoration of
the American flag upon the seas.
DR.: Carver, the famous marksman, has
injured his eyes by the explosion of
cartridge and may lose his sight.
Latest advises from Rome state that
the mission of the papal emissaries to
Ireland has been indefinitely postponed.
Minister Phelps, J. G. Blaine and other
Americans will attend the queens gar
den party at Buckingham palace to-day.
The buildings of the Chicago Packing
House company we're partially destroyed
by fire last Sunday, with a loss of 81 $780,
600.
The Pope has sent two emmissaries to
Ireland to examine personally and report
on the political position of the Irish peo-
pie.
DR.. McGlynn, of New York, having
made no sign of submission to the CON-
mands of the Pope, will be ex-communi-
Gated.
DR.. E. II. Dugan, wealthy physician
of Williamsburg, N. Y, was shot last
week by George Weidler for causes un-
known.
The Supreme Court of New York has
decided that hotel keepers have right
to supply their guests with liquor on
Sunday.
The decision against two N. Y. hotel
keepers for violation of the Sunday excise
law has been reversed and they have been
discharged.
Francis Patterson, of Elmira, New
York, who obtained fraudulent pen
sion of $4,000 was arrested in Virginia
last Tuesday.
Seang and Metz's Rocky Mountain
Reduction Works in Colorado, were des-
troyed by fire last week. Loss, $4,000;
no insurance.
Eighteen French silk weavers who
landed at Castle Garden last week, we're
sent back on the grounds of being con-
tract laborers.
Last Thursday, at Koscc,isko, party
of 40 masked men lynohed las. n. Webb,
q white man. who had poisoned his wife